Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
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Tho sSs Of the Day Poantediy fara-
graphea Tor Hassy Readers.
/ ONE deed of trust was admitted to record
yesterday.
DANIEL REAGAN and w. II. Tarr were
run in last night for being drunk.
THE Park win be opened next Sunday
with grand concert by the Opera House
orchestra.
NELLIE MARTIN was run in by Officer
Stevens last night Cor disorderly conduct
on the South Side.
The last will and testament Of Maurice
Balzer was admitted to probate yesterday
and ordered to be recorded.
THE members of the North Street church
will give fine musical and literary enter
taipment in their church next Thursday
evening, April 18th.
Brown, the photographer, has on exhi-
bition some very fine views of the ruins at
Martins Ferry and Walnut Grove, caused
by the late cyclone.
THE meeting Of the Grand COmmandery
X. T., of this State, will be on May 1ltb,
at Charleston, instead OF May 18th, as
heretofore announced.
THERE was another big rush last even
ing at the Citizens Building Association,
No. 3. People can procure books, during
the day, any day this week.
WE have received from Mr.. Sheib
''Spread Out Your White Wings" duo
for soprano and alto or tenor and base, by
C. A. White. The song will be popular
one.
THE Women's Aid Society Of the Cathe-
dral will give an entertainment and sup
per at AriOn Hall, next Thursday evening,
the 28th inst. The Arion Club has placed
the ball and club rooms at their disposal.
THE Ben Franklin Council of American
Mechanics have changed their date from
April 18th to Wednesday, May 4th, for
grand ball at the AriOn Hall. Tickets
sold for the 2sth will be good for the 4th
of May.
Miss MARY E. GROUSE called at the
REGISTER office yesterday and stated that
she had not been committed to jail on
charge of lunaey, rs was stated IN last
Sundays REGISTER. She says she was in
Bellaire at the time.
THE wagon of H. F. Behrens, which is
exciting so much admiration on account Of
its fine workmanship and artistic painting,
was built bv Frank Lott, the popular wa
gon maker of Twenty-fourth street. Mr..
Lott certainly has cause to be proud Of it.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. 40, Of Odd Fell
lows, will give grand entertainment and
reception next Tuesday evening at Odd
Fellows hall. 1t is in CommemOrati0n Of
the sixty-sixth anniversary of the lodge.
A fine programme has been prepared.
The Young Mems Christian Association,
in connection with the members of the
Zion Lutheran church, will give an enter
tainment and panorama at GermaDia Hall,
next Thursday night. The programme is
said to be q very fine one, and a large
crowd will no doubt be present.
LAST night boy named Charlie Headly
assaulted lady member Of the Salvation
Army, in front of the Opera House, by
slapping her on the back with board.
The sport was enjoyed by gang of several
dozen youths until Officer Shorts arrested
the youth. Another boy, who was en-
gagged in the same sort of fun, made his
escape.
THE treasurer of the Grand Opera House
has received letter from Mr.. Sam Young,
manager of the Melville Sisters Dramatic
Company, in which he says he has been
playing to big houses since he left Wheel
ing, and wishes the report corrected that
the party had disbanded. They have add
ed new piece to their repertoire, entitled
''Peck's Bad Boy" with the original Phil
s. Greiner as the bad Boy" Mr.. Young
and wife bought sixth interest in hotel
worth $50, 900.